The Supreme exhibit of the recent Albany Agricultural Society stud cattle section was Tullibardine Thingamabob exhibited by the Tullibardine Angus stud, Albany. Pictured with the bull is judge Gary Dimasi (left), Donnybrook, Tullibardine stud principal Alistair Murray and handler Eliza Bradfield. The sire was also previously sashed as the junior champion interbreed bull as well […]
One patient was air transported to Rockhampton Hospital. Click to check the original article.
The safety of every community should be a right, regardless of location. Click to check the original article.
Australian Livestock Exporters Council (ALEC) chief executive officer Mark Harvey-Sutton said the decision to make the report a Cabinet document and not release it publicly was expected, but the public, sheep producers and exporters of Western Australia should be allowed to see the report’s contents as the outcomes directly affect them. Click to check the […]
All businesses and residents within that radius are restricted in how they can move potential fire ant carrier materials without permission. The following types of materials are restricted: mulch, woodchips, compost, sand, gravel, soil, hay and other baled products. Click to check the original article.
Fire ants have been detected in NSW. Click to check the original article.
“A friend of mine…she sells health oils and that sort of stuff…she sat me down and said ‘in your body, your body’s defence system, if you’re positive, you’re keeping up with exercise, it’s going to help your body fight anything that’s going on’. I think she’s right.” Click to check the original article.
Over COVID, I withdrew from the social media world – the second home to so many of the Gen Z generation nowadays. I remembered how good it felt to only visit this world, update my life, share snaps, but not live in it. And I quickly pulled away. I check Facebook sporadically, maybe every couple […]
The Murray-Darling Basin is one of the most agriculturally, environmentally and culturally significant systems in Australia but, unfortunately, it’s also one of the most fraught when it comes to its management and the competing interests that underpin policy priorities and decisions. Click to check the original article.
Sat dramatically at the foot of Dumyat in the Ochil Hills, Blairlogie Castle full of drama and history, yet remains a delightful property fit for modern family life. Castles needn’t be completely overwhelming, as Blairlogie Castle proves. The historic Scottish property near Stirling shows that you can have great drama and grandeur while also retaining […]
Mike talks to Michael Meil, area manager, Ag Resource Management, about alternative ag loans and financing, and how the company is working with beginning farmers to help them with not only financing, but crop insurance. In the cab, Rod Crum, Perrysville, Ind., talks about his farm, Sycamore Farms, how their farm is handling SCN, planting […]
On the last weekend before Advent, families gather to make Christmas pudding on the day we know as Stir-up Sunday. But when did we start giving it that name? With Stir-up Sunday 2023 falling on November 26th, Neil Buttery takes a look. The tradition of Stir-up Sunday is peculiarly British — nowhere else, apart from […]